EV Sales Soar in India in September 2025; Tata Motors Leads Electric Revolution

India's electric mobility sector continued its upward momentum in September 2025, with EV retail sales across passenger and two-wheeler segments more than doubling compared to the previous year. Tata Motors emerged as the top performer in the passenger segment, underlining its dominance in India's growing EV landscape.
Passenger EV Sales Double, Tata Motors Claims Top Spot
Retail sales of passenger electric vehicles reached 15,329 units in September 2025, a sharp jump from 6,191 units during the same month in 2024, driven by rising consumer interest, model variety, and policy support. Tata Motors led sales with 6,216 units, up 62% from 3,833 in September 2024. JSW MG Motor recorded a striking rise, delivering 3,912 units compared to just 1,200 units a year earlier. Meanwhile, Mahindra & Mahindra achieved impressive growth, reporting 3,243 units, compared to only 475 the previous year.
Other Automakers Join the EV Surge
Additional players contributed to the robust figures. BYD India recorded 547 retail sales, followed by Kia India at 506 units. Hyundai sold 349 EVs, while luxury automakers BMW and Mercedes-Benz registered 310 and 97 units, respectively. Tesla India made a relatively modest impact with 64 units sold during the month.
Two-Wheeler EV Segment Sees Continued Growth
The two-wheeler category also performed strongly, with 1,04,220 units sold in September 2025, up 15% from 90,549 units during the same month last year. TVS Motor led this charge with 22,509 units, followed by Bajaj Auto at 19,580, Ather Energy with 18,141, Ola Electric at 13,383, and Hero MotoCorp delivering 12,753 units.
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Conclusion
Electric vehicle sales in India are accelerating at a remarkable pace, with September 2025 data showing significant growth across segments. Tata Motors' leadership in passenger EVs, along with strong two-wheeler figures from established and emerging manufacturers, marks a decisive shift toward sustainable mobility solutions.
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Published on: Oct 9, 2025, 1:06 PM IST

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